IRS Questions And Answers on Tax Matters Column
This IRS guidance answers common tax questions such as paying taxes in installments, refunds delays, capital gains on timber sales, and inheritance of a car. It notes installment payments are not allowed, refunds require searches, vacation homes aren’t eligible for tax postponement, timber sales usually yield capital gains, and inherited cars may not incur federal tax unless value rose since the decedent’s death.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Department of Agriculture
Superintendent of
U. S
Nuernberger Urges Support for Farm Program Recommendations
Chairman Nuernberger says farmer elected ASC committees and non-farmers should study the forthcoming recommendations to bolster the farm economy, stressing that a healthy agriculture is vital to the nation. The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services.
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Nuernberger
ASC
Aerial Rootworm Control Gains Attention This Year
Midwestern farmers spotlight a new answer to corn rootworm control. University reports show August aerial insecticide drops significantly reduce beetle populations before soil eggs hatch, protecting ears. Trials with Cythion ULV at four ounces per acre yielded 95 to 100 percent beetle control within 24 hours.
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Corn Belt
Food dollar split shows farmer share varies by product
Ray Davis chair of the County ASC Conservation Committee explains that a consumer’s one dollar food purchase yields about 40 cents for products and 60 cents for marketing services. He notes farmer shares range from 14 cents on bread to 65 cents on eggs, with overall gross and net farm income figures for the U.S. and a rough 9 cents profit per dollar after costs.
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Ray Davis
ASC Conservation Committee
ASC
Davis
U.S
Farmers Boost Production 20 Percent on 6 Percent Less Land
American farmers now produce about 20 percent more with 6 percent less acreage, per Gordon Nuernberger of the State ASC. Despite higher output, farm production expenses rose roughly 44 percent from 25 to 36 billion dollars annually over ten years, signaling improved efficiency but rising costs. He urges broader public understanding as inflation erodes farmer purchasing power and cites Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin on government plans to sustain a healthy agricultural economy.
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Gordon Nuernberger
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC Committee
Nuernberger
Clifford M. Hardin
Department of Agriculture
Court records list numerous speeding fines across counties
County Court docket shows Harold Theophilus Sidney $15, Guy M Washburn $16, Troy Gene West $15, John David Wilson $24, Murdy Hollowhorn $27.50, John C Bush $20, William Durton $20, Frank M Jonas $15, Leonard Landman $15, James Miller $15, James Parker Murph $15, Emile Parker $25. A note recalls Glenn H Curtiss winning the first American aeronautical trophy for a one kilometer flight on July 4, 1908 at Hammondsport New York with the June Bug timed at 1 minute 42.5 seconds, witnessed by a Federation Aeronautique Internationale official.
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Harold Theophilus
Sidney
Guy M. Washburn
Bountiful
Utah
Troy Gene West
Aberdeen
Wash
John David Wilson
Sterling
Colo
Murdy Hollowhorn
John C. Bush
Buffalo
N.Y
William Durton
Sarnia
Ontario
Frank M. Jonas
Belmont
Calif
Leonard Landman
Plainview
Glenn H Curtiss
Hammondsport
Mertea
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
F.A.I
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Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Records
Post Office
Sidney Telegraph
Th Ave
Sysco
RM Weta
Terrace
Howard Hughes Corn
Frontier Air
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Howard Hughes
Frontier Airlines
Carpenter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Maddox Motor Co
Chrysler
Plymouth
Illinois
Alice
Tri-State Supply
James Miller
Kansity
Kan
James Parker Murph
Bulsa
Okla
Emile Parker
Sacramento
Surance
Arlo Jones
Jones Center
Toledo
Nebr
Synovex
Syntex
MID Land Vet Inc
East 23Rd Street
Fremont
Nebraska
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